This does the job and keeps your acoustic treatment in place, but my goodness it is difficult to work with and is MESSY. Hope you don't get it on anything you care about.

I had problems with my caulking gun clogging between applications, but a reaming in between solved it. Works just as advertised; coverage, too. Good stuff! Cornerfills work great, too.

This works perfectly and is easy to apply. I'd also recommend it over more traditional adhesives that you can buy in a hardware store, since this is made for studio foam and won't degrade it. I docked it half a star because it goes relatively quickly--I was applying it as directed to 1' squares, and I ran out rather fast. Of course, a person can apply a smaller bead, but we all want the foam to stick to the wall (or ceiling, in my case).

It's simple. Follow install instructions on Tubetak Pro tube and it will last for fourteen 12" SonoFlat panels. It's quick, it's easy and "Boom" it's done!

If it would have had a USB connector, I would have rated it five stars.

No but seriously though this stuff is awesome its inexpensive compared to alot of adhesive sprays and it works just as well if not better. The main thing I like about it is it takes a few hours to set up (not to stick it does that right away) but if for some reason your like me and have to move the panels around a few times to get them just right this is the stuff for you! I also enjoy the fact that I'm not spraying adhesive all over the inside of my room and making a mess and breathing in the flumes. I highly recommend this for both price and quality!

I have used both Auralex spray and the Tubetak for mounting foam panels on the ceiling and this is definitely the way to go. I had problems with the spray not sticking evenly despite following the directions. The Tubetak was less messy and holds better. All you need is a standard calking gun and a rag and you are good to go.

My first install of 1sgft, open cell foam, Accoustic tiles. 1400sgft to cover and at 32sgft a tube that would take 43 tubes at $350. Unfortunately I had trouble with using a spray on adhesive which stuck for a few days on the ceiling and then the tiles fell down one by one. Luckily I did a spot job for test. I next went with the Auralax Tubetak and it works. My only complaint is the amount of time it takes to apply the adhesive with a chaulk gun. I found a Black and Decker battery powered chaulk gun which has proven it's worth as when you try to manually pump all day long you end up with strained arm muscles. Even the battery powered takes to much time and muscle. There needs to be a faster way and easier way of applying the adhesive. Other than that, I am very pleased with how Tubetak holds, I live next to the ocean with high humidity.

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Needs and applications vary earlier this year I decided it was time to Auralex my room. Admittedly I was stumped with what method of adhesive to use. In this area I'm a bit finiky and elected to go with the Auralex Tubetak Pro after talking to my Sweetwater Sales Professional. To say the least I'm very happy that I chose this product once applied to the Auralex Tiles it was a place and push and forget about it. I did an area 10.5' x 25.5' and would have been finished the same day but ran out of Tubetak. I could have ordered locally but the mystery of delivery prevailed. So instead I ordered what I thought I'd need from Sweetwater. The ease of use with Tubetak is incredible all you require is a pile of newspapers a caulking gun and your in business. Tubetak does not set-up right away this leaves you time to stand back and look at your lines and correct what might be a little off center. A fantastic product just like the rest of the product line from Auralex.

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This product is amazing! I went through a whole bunch of double-sided tapes and tacks before I finally conceded to this and a caulking gun. I attached egg crate foam to the inside of my closet door at home, and I never had any sagging or peeling issues. I will say, once I finally had to remove the foam, much of the tubetak remained on the door and had to be razor'd off.